PHXSoccerForGirlsOversMOS (silent)

In a film set in the 1940s, young girls energetically play soccer on a field. The girls showcase their skills, from knocking the ball past goalies to score, practicing precise ball control, and executing various maneuvers like side kicks in slow motion. They’re seen wearing protective shin guards, highlighting their professionalism. During the matches, they work as a team, passing the ball seamlessly between teammates and demonstrating various techniques such as head butting the ball and stopping it with their knees, stomach, and body. The film also showcases interactions with the referee, who enforces the rules, calling fouls and signaling out-of-bounds. Notably, one girl in particular demonstrates the correct technique of returning a soccer ball with a kick in slow motion, while others emphasize the proper way to stop the ball using different parts of their bodies.

We digitized and uploaded this film from the A/V Geeks 16mm Archive. Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you have questions about the footage and are interested in using it in your project.